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For questions about integral transforms, inlcuding the Fourier transform, Laplace transform, Radon transform, Mellin transform, Hankel transform etc.
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Transformation problem involving 2 random variables
One obvious answer to (a) is:
g(v) is density of Rayleigh distribution and f(u) is density of uniform distribution on [0,1].
For (b), you need only noticed that V could be generated by
V = \sqrt(-ln …
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